On Thursday 03 July 2008 03:09:45 Max wrote: > > I agree this is a viable solution but will each separate module have > its own database or will there be just one database for all the sub- > applications in the ONE TurboGears application?
It all depends on how you code it. You can pass to SA and SO some metadata information about the connection. Both allow you to specify something at your own model. If you need two, you'll have to code for two databases. If you can share, you can code to one. Your model can be split and have some part of it inside each module. > I have been looking into using Apache with TurboGears so each user can > run their own TG application using the http://server/~userdir > directive. Are there any tutorials that you can point me to that might > be helpful? Not related to TG. Check the Apache website. Their docs are really good. I am not a tutorial user since I prefer going straight to the docs. At least not when I am trying to create something that has many constraints and is not a standard deploy (even when it is, I try docs first and from tutorial I go back to them to check if there isn't any security issue or mistake on the instructions found on the web). -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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